Re: [OctDev] datestr patch

[Paul K. <pki...@us...>]

Applied.  Thanks,

	- Paul

On Jun 9, 2005, at 7:14 PM, Keith Goodman wrote:

> Is this how I submit a patch to octave-forge?
>
> main/time/datestr.m: Format 'dd' now pads with leading zero if day is
> less than 10.
>
> Current behaviour
>
> datestr(now,"dd")
> ans = 9
>
> Patched behaviour (compatible and more consistent with dd in other
> contexts such as mm/dd/yyyy)
>
> datestr(now,"dd")
> ans = 09
>
> --- datestr.m   2005-06-09 09:00:56.455208088 -0700
> +++ datestr2.m  2005-06-09 09:01:58.381793816 -0700
> @@ -27,7 +27,7 @@
>  ## @item  4 @tab m                      @tab S
>  ## @item  5 @tab mm                     @tab 9
>  ## @item  6 @tab mm/dd                  @tab 09/07
> -## @item  7 @tab dd                     @tab 7
> +## @item  7 @tab dd                     @tab 07
>  ## @item  8 @tab ddd                    @tab Thu
>  ## @item  9 @tab d                      @tab T
>  ## @item 10 @tab yyyy                   @tab 2000
> @@ -128,7 +128,7 @@
>        case { 6, 'mm/dd' }
>         str = sprintf("%02d/%02d",M,D);
>        case { 7, 'dd' }
> -       str = sprintf("%d",D);
> +       str = sprintf("%02d",D);
>        case { 8, 'ddd' }
>         [d,str] = weekday(datenum(Y,M,D));
>        case { 9, 'd' }
>
>
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